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where are the girls? fter sandra's arrest, there is stunning news. >> lieutenant polinski called me and said, "are you sitting down?" and then i knew that something was coming. >> reporter: next, the rucki girls, found at last. but where have they been? who took them in? we're on our way to find out. and you may be surprised by what we find behind this door. stay with us. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >> announcer: "20/20" saturday continues. >> reporter: where can two teenage girls hide in plain sight? deep in the snow-swept fields of minnesota's north country, amid miles and miles of desolate, untouched land, this speck of property, a farm called the white horse ranch,

the new girls are given a hero's welcome, trading in the striped shirts and face masks they wore just days ago for teddy bear sweaters and tiaras. an aim ritual. every rescued girl crowned a princess. just as soka was ten years ago on her first day of freedom. freedom that she says has meant everything to her. >> i want the world to know that that has happened. i want ending of the trafficking. >> you want to destroy this kind of sex traffic? >> yes. and i want to help another girl. >> reporter: on this trip, soka has confronted many of her personal demons. but there is one left. she's on her way to see the person who she says sold her to a pedophile when she was just 7 years old. remember when soka first got off the plane? that person hugging her is soka's mom. the person who aim says sold her to an american pedophile 15 years ago. when you saw her for the first time in the airport, when you landed, to embrace her, to hug her. i think a lot of people wondering how could you do that? how angry were you? >> i get angry at her and i did cry about it and i did tell her that, please don't

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and so, so many of the girls in the younger ages are saying, i just, i can't do it, you know. it's not something that's easy for me. and so, for those girls that are not the "a"-"b" students, i wanted to reach out in prince george's county, our local community. we invited 60 of the young girls, high school girls, junior-aged girls, that are not doing so well and do not see themselves purg a s.t.e.m. career so we could show them exactly what it is we do. so, we had challenges and competitions and we did star-gazing, and they all had women mentors that stayed with them the entire night. and so, we also connected with the first lady's let girls learn program. so, our girls spoke with the girls in south africa and talked about some of the challenges there. but at the adventure, so many of those girls said, i changed my mind. this is really what i want to do, because it's fun! i thought you guys were geeks or nerds, and this is not what i wanted to do. but perception is everything. most of them don't even consider it's fun. >> they're now star-gazers. >> yes. >> all righty, we'll ta

the boys have the names of the girls drawn randomly in the library while the girls wait for them in the gym. then the boys have to approach the girl and performance get for them at which time the girls are obliged to accept. it's not really politically correct after all. not only am i for it, i think more schools should do the same thing. it looks like good old-fashioned fun. most of the students seem to enjoy the ritual. >> i don't find it very intimidating because i feel like i've known most of these people for basically my whole time going to school here. i'm pretty comfortable with basically everyone in the school. it's not very intimidating to me. i just think it's a natural thing. >> i think it's funny. this is what we need now. proms are getting out of control. kids are drinking and whatnot. the school looks like a bunch of kids i love. >> this is the worst thing i've ever seen. >> what? >> it makes me sad for all of them. that being said i was never a prom guy. i was more of a homecoming guy. >> do they do the same thing for homecoming? >> were you the homecoming accountant sunn

she took a photo of the girls together who actually did not know one another. ter she re-created the photo and all three of the girls are now cancer free. this was shared on facebook on tuesday. >> ashley. >> michael? >> shocking, i know. i will just keep rapping. ♪ don't worry, girls, you make pregnant look great. one is me and i'm going to keep my cool. i've got 99 problems and the giraffe is one. that's all, i'm done. [cheers] [applause] ♪ ♪ >> i am so sick of this stupid giraffe. >> i have a deal for you. how does this sound? a big developer get to build a big high-rise and doesn't pay any taxes to a local school. instead, you and all of the taxpayers of new jersey are part of that. >> basically the city has seen a huge development boom. and now a local property tax owner and some others in trenton are saying that they forgot to stop. >> we just want to call attention to the fact that none of the abatements pay school taxes to the school proffers. >> a group showed up in full smart mode at the city council meeting last night. they had a sarcastic surprise pa

so it is hard to see the girls have to smell the smoke and stuff.ut they wanted to play, they wanted to practice. so we just doing it. they're happy. so it's all about the happiness for the girls. >> what do you think about being inducted into the alameda women's hall of fame. >> i didn't see that coming. i think it is cool. i don't know who choose me but i think it is very nice. my family is going to be proud too. >> they should be. well deserved. an amazing story. i coach soccer for my son's team. so i know how important it is to be a role model. not only on the field but off the field as well. i get that sense that you do just that. >> we do a lot of home cooking together. >> oh. >> sleepovers. >> family. >> yeah. >> maybe give them tips in the break. >> yes. i need more. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> we will be right back after the break. >> good morning. the new bart station is scheduled to open this week. the $890 million projects tends bart service another five miles south. it has close to 21 hub parking spaces. bart is hosting an open

one attorney says there was consent between the 14-year-old girl and one of the males charged, but victimmed a row cats say it's -- victim advocates say it's an old trick. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl says she was raped by two of her classmates. she says it happened in rockville high school bathroom on march 16th. >> the story is very different. >> andrew jesick is the attorney for henry sanchez. he and 17-year-old jose montano are charged with raping the girl. he says he has seen the texts. >> there was an agreement the night before and also actions taken by both of them to meet in the middle of the morning on school property for one purpose, sexual liaison. >> reporter: bridgette stump said it does not mean sex was agreed to. >> consent is not ongoing and whether it's true pictures were sent that does not convey in any way the young woman was or was not raped as she claimedment. >> reporter: victims' advocates said it's not easy juries to understand. >> initially there was a quick conclusion by the public that it was a violent forcible rape where the victim was helpless, and now we know

one of the girls was, like, yeah, yeah, i guess i'll put on this dress. e other is, i'll zip my jacket. the other said i'll put on my hijab -- too much clothes too much clothes! less clothes! get it right, ladies. this story was in the news because donald trump wasn't able to repeal obamacare. everyone was able to relax enough to go back to pre-trump outrage. we all woke up, yes! we're not dying tomorrow! what's in the news? leggings! it's outrage! it's a different feeling! ( applause ) let's go back to the big story of the weekend. as everyone knows, girls in leggings weren't the only thing that failed to get off the ground. >> meltdown for the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> dead on arrival. >> the president and speaker paul ryan pulling the republican healthcare bill minutes before the vote. >> obamacare remains the law of the land. >> trevor: that's right, people! obamacare is here to stay! yeah, yeah, yeah! ( cheers and applause ) whoo! time to break some bones, baby! ahhh! ( laughter ) that's what republicans think, everybody's go

who are told -- >> the images, a powerful two-minute video dubbed for the girls. a powerful message. nikola butler created it and it is creating big buzz on social media. it started with conversations with women not being recognized in the sport. >> i had them e-mail me. we collaborated and came up with a script about what needs to be said. >> for the girl who realizes it is time to change the conversation. >> she said her sponsor, rock star energy drink, has been supportive. >> we're not included as much. we're not included in contests or videos or covers. i don't think it is really singular to our sport. it is worldwide. >> she questions media company alliance wake's recent decision to not select a female boarder of the year. in a recent post, the media group defended their position citing years of support for women in the industry and saying wasn't meant to be sexist. calling it tongue and cheek humor saying this year we chose not to select a female boarder of the year. to be clear, it was not replaced with the light-hearted wake butt of the year award. >> we di

, who has a lot of friends who hopes she stays right here, the fearless girl as a temporary installation, an ad campaign for a company hoping to highlight the lack of women on corporate boards. but after weeks of adoring crowds, she has a permit to stay put through february 2018. >> she spoke to the moment. that sense, that women were not going to live in fear. >> reporter: the artist built the statue. >> the bottom line is, she says women are strong. women are here. >> reporter: but the fearless girl's symbolic staredown with wall street's charging bull, is a standoff. >> they are transforming the message of the bull. >> reporter: arthur is a spokesperson for the italian sculptor who made the bull as a symbol of hope. >> now, this girl is confronting, a monstrous figure. that's an outrage. to take a great work of art and transform it. >> reporter: back in 1989, the bull was considered the outrage, dropped illegally on a public street downtown. piccolo led the campaign to get the statue its current home. >> it was in front of the new york stock exchange. the n

the missing girls in d.c.? >> the commander chanel dickerson on facebook today explaining that the vast majority of missing leave voluntarily and show up back home later but the girls are not getting the message. >> we can't go anywhere by ourselves. we worry about someone trying to take us. >> they tried to organize an emotional town hall and says with the up in of the missing and no report when they return wants better information. >> no you have a social media frenzy happening now with inaccurate information because they are unable to get the source, get the information from the source. >> in the city, many residents don't know what to think. sad they are missing. >> it's tragic. i hope that people are able to locate them. sam: but here the girls turn up all the time. >> if you are missing for a few days and you are found, is that okay? >> the mayor and the police officials insist there is nothing new here except for the way to city is reporting. but today, l.l. cool j. tweeted "yo, eminem, let's find the mis

that's the first rollout. >> that girl is poison. . >> vai, you have to get up and do a dance for us. >> we better not do that. you can see bbd, bell biv devo, tonight at the sixers youth foundation gala. it's at 6:30 p.m. 23rd street armory. >> bell biv devo. >> now, you know. >>> it's a good interview when you have vai singing right there. here's a look at the temperatures outside right now as well as shots throughout our neighborhoods. it's a gray day for us. you might see a peek of sunshine, but for the most part mostly cloudy. we're at 52 in philly. 45 in parts of the suburbs. low 40s for the lehigh valley. some areas might struggle to get out of the 40s due to the showers passing through. 48, new jersey. 52 for delaware currently. the areas in delaware will make it to the 60s later on. we do have some scattered showers right now passing through the suburbs, lehigh valley, berks county area. just about to make it to philly too. this is a light rain, very brief period steady rain passing through chester county into delco and new c

open up the nbc washington app and search missing girls. >>> the little girl who has been staring down that wall street bull, won't be backing down anytime soon. the fearless girl statue has become very popular since it was erected earlier this month. today new york city mayor bill de blasio said the artwork has inspired a lot of people and fueled some powerful conversations about women in leadership. the statue was supposed to be removed on april 2nd, but the mayor says a longer-term permit will allow it to remain in place through february of next year. >> i loved seeing all the social media pictures of girls so, doug, what's the timeline look like for the wet weather moving in? >> we got a little bit tonight, and tomorrow morning, then the bulk of it -- it's off and on between then. when you're up, it could happen. the big thing s take the umbrella. it could happen. the rain trying to make its way here. but it's beautiful right now. look at the cherry blossoms through the rest of the evening hours, a nice night to get out and about. temperatures sitting at 73 degrees, winds out of th

airline says paying customers would have been allowed to fly, but as the girls were using discounted as relatives of staff members, they had to meet certain dress requirements standards. here's caroline davies. it was the online thing called leggings gate, it was started by somebody giving a tweet because the lady was stopped because jewels not wearing leggings. lady was stopped because jewels not wearing leggingslj lady was stopped because jewels not wearing leggings. i was shocked because i am the mum of several children who travels. and also, i am a premier memberon children who travels. and also, i am a premier member on united and i thought it was really shocking. shannon tweeted at the airline and this was their tweet back. "we do have the right refuse transport for passengers that are barefoot or not properly clothed." it led to a twitter storm. the comedian said that she would not fly on united. the model tweeted that she would try wearing any jeans and the model tweeted that she would try wearing anyjeans and a scarf next time she flew. and an actor called it petty. united c

now the focus is on that little girl. neighbors are pulling for her. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. you see the mess left out in front of this home. firefighters say they'll be back out here later this morning. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> as cruise in north philadelphia were on their way to another fire, the truck rear-ended a car. it happened at east lehigh avenue and emerald street. the back of the car had significant damage, fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> crews were headed to this fire on north american street. it took firefighters about an hour to put out the flames on the two-story warehouse. nobody here was hurt either. investigators continue to look for the cause. >>> in camden, a disturbing discovery. authorities there are investigating human bones found near pine point park. the remains were discovered last week on the shoreline facing the delaware river. it's unclear how long they had been there. ant back open f wolwidow shattered a four people. >>> simply false. that's what a spokesperson for former president barack

the little girl won a permit to spend another 11 months in front of the bronze bull.tatue has become a social media sensation and tourist attraction but tartist behind the bull claims it alters the meaning of his work and infringes on his copyright. tony dokoupil is in lower manhattan next to both statues. >> reporter: for decades this 7,000 bull has dominated lower manhattan all by itself. but check this out. since march 8th it's had to share this space with a little girl who now has a lot of friends who hope she stays right here staring down the bull forever. fearless girl began as a temporary installation, a stealth ad campaign for a financial company hoping to highlight the lack of women on corporate boards. but after weeks of adoring crowds she now has a new permit to stay put through at least february 2018. >> she spoke to the moment. that sense that women were not going to live in fear. >> reporter: this artist built the statue. >> women are strong. women are here. >> reporter: fearless girl symbolic stair down with wall street's charging bull has morphed into

camden county medical examiner says that the seven month-old girls died of natural causes. on march 22nd their mother made the heart breaking 911 call for help from the families apartments in lindenwald, the babies were rushed to the hospital, where they were pronounced dead. >>> gloucester township police arrested a man in connection with an apparent snipper shooting outside delilah's gentlemen's club. we first told but this story in northern liberties on monday night, and investigators say lawrence mitchell fired a gun from the fifth floor of the vacant building near front street and we are told that woman leaving delilahs was narrowly missed by bullets. investigators are trying to determine if that woman was targeted, and if so, why. >>> a collapse in the atlanta highway has left commuters dealing with traffic nightmares. officials are still trying to determine what caused the blaze that took down a huge chunk of interstate i85 yesterday. prep clean upstarted engineers began working honorary construction efforts but it could take several months new to get highway reopened

thankfully for us, the girl's godfather had the camera rolling. the pope got a kick out of it and 3-year-old estella got a moment to last a lifetime. >>> when we come back, the nurse who's been on the job since the days of truman and isn't letting age slow her down. ar shiff ofce.==essakeo==whprosf >>> finally tonight, she's been called the oldest working nurse in the nation. she's been on the job since before the advent of many of the modern medical advances most of us take for granted. now at 91, she's still keeping pace with nurses a third her age. nbc's catie beck has her story in our "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: sisi rises before the sun does and tacoma's rain never dampens her routine. with coffee in the cup holder, the 91-year-old goes to work. a registered nurse, the oldest in the country. >> i'm pulling the drugs for the case. >> reporter: it's no light duty. hustling every hour of her shift, sisi has been aiding the ailing for 70 years. >> i have something to get up for in the morning and i do like to be able to interact with

last week the little girl and her 17-year-old sister were killed by their father in chat charles county sheriff's office is called a murder/side. the grand father said all he can do now is hold onto the memories. >> when i took her to the playground and pushed her in the swings. when shess looked back at me with that little face, papa. >> so tragic. the school will remember laila by disclosing her diploma. the girl's mother was shot and is still in the hospital. >>> new details in the brutal murder of a d.c. artist may lead to her killer. the d.c. forensic teams are processing fiorina meal's car. her prius was found. her body was found bound and stabbed inside a basement apartment on 14th street northwest last week. they still want to speak to this man about her death. they're calling him a person of interest right now. the acting police chief said there was no sign of forced entry at the apartment and investigators do not think it was a random crime. >>> staying in the district right now where leaders are looking for new officers to hepa troll the streets. today mayor muriel bowser wil

the mother picked up the girl before she was seriously hurt. they think she was angry because the store would not let her return batteries.>>> a 91 year old man kept a school after a speeding car crashed into his home. the chp said the driver lost control after this tire popped. this -- the car spun out of control and slammed into the wall. the crash woke him up.>> i didn't know, i thought it was a minor earthquake. the car can be fixed or jumped. the house will be repaired. as long as the lady was unhurt, that is the main thing.>> that caused major damage to his home. this navy veteran says his three years in the south pacific taught him to always stay calm, cool, and collected.>>> reaching out to the community, what oakland's new police chief told the crowd when it comes to crime and police relations. >> i find this disgusting. we're not going to tolerate racism.>>> a social media racist post. >>> good morning. the rain and wet weather will make for tough commute. it is already wet in san francisco around northbound 101. our system is arriving

police say this is the second time these girls have fought. they don't know what started the fight, but the girls behind the attacks are in custody. reporting live at southwest detectives, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, the house will vote on the republican plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. paul ryan met with several moderate republicans last night. most republicans opposed to the gop plan are conservative saying it doesn't go far enough. if 22 republicans and every democrat vote against the bill, the bill will fail. >>> we're keeping taps on the local house members will vote. no vote, for frank lobiondi, charlie dental who was undecided said he will vote no. pat meehan of delaware county remains undecided and new jersey tom macarthur plans to vote yes. >>> the former managing director fancies dougherty is planning to testify in future cases as a plea agreement. he steered a 3 million-dollar contract to replace city streetlights to benefit the mayor's campaign donor. the mayor has not been charged.

now we're learning the bronze "fearless girl".. will remain in place for a little longer. statue of the little girl in pose won a per >>> her stare down with wall street's charging bull has become a symbol of female empowerment. >> now we are learning the brought fearless girl will be in place for longer. the statue of the little girl in a power pose won a permit to spend 11 more months in front of the iconic bowl. it began as a temporary installation, but now the artist who made the bull believes it is transforming the meaning of his work and infringing on his copyrights. thousands of petitioners online are pushing to make the fearless girl last longer, possibly in this very location. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, allen and liz will see you at five. have a great afternoon. >>> that's going to do it for kpix 5 news . >> are you looking for the boat still? [ laughter ] >> have a great day, everybody. ♪ >> eric: brooke, what is it? what's happened? why -- why are you so upset? >> brooke: [ voice breaking ] it's horrible. [ sighs ] >> eric: tell me. tell me. >> brook

the girls stayed in cabins on the property, and dr.uld be there to provide medical treatment. >> he started massaging me, and he had asked me not to wear any underwear. and then he just continued to go into more and more intimate places. >> reporter: and when that happened, what was going through your head? >> i remember thinking something was off. but i didn't feel like i was able to say anything. because he was, you know, this very high-profile doctor and i was very lucky to be at the ranch working with him. >> reporter: did any of the other girls in your cabin talk to you about dr. nassar? >> yes. the girls would say, yeah, he touches you funny. >> i remember being uncomfortable because of the area. but in my mind i was like if this helps i'll do anything. >> reporter: did you ever complain to anybody about it? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> it was treatment. you don't complain about treatment. >> reporter: dr. nassar has pled not guilty to the charges against him in michigan. in a statement from his lawyers he has defended his tre

a small indiana town shocked by the murder of two teen girls. >> this horrible crime has torn a wholen our families that will never heal. >> a possible suspect's image and voice caught on camera in the victims' final moments. >> down the hill. >> reporter: and 400 miles away, an eerie coincidence. >> everything just started coming back to me. >> could two double homicides have been carried out by the same man? >>> plus, pandora rocks. james cameron guiding us through the new avatar theme park. >> that's when you know you're in an alien world. >> where you can fly on the back of a banshee, and eat and drink like an alien. some of the park's hidden treasures make a cameo. big screen secrets. ♪ i love it when you call me big papa ♪ >> the notorious big, it's been 20 years since he was gunned down. now his car, the incredible price tag, the lucky owner who bought it by accident. but first the "nightline" 5. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. tonight the grieving grandfather of one of the two teenage girls murdered in a small indiana community. pleading with the public to help

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two years ago, the teacher was sentenced to 40 years in prison for molesting the girls. the settlement was finalized this week and the district will pay each girl $2.75 million and will train the staff to identity possible sexual predators. >>> a 42 year old was arrested at sfo on the charge that he stole hundreds of thousands of dollars in funds. >> reporter: fast food was one of the first things that anthony silva talked about after his week long legal battle to bail out of jail. >> i am going to carl's junior. >> reporter: the former mayor of stockton continued to make headlines, this time for his 10 day stint in jail. but when he walked out wednesday he had a lot to say about his time behind bars. >> you walk in and they say, hey, you are in the hole now. >> reporter: the self- proclaimed former people's mayor, who has kept a lot of supporters throughout the case, told us about how a fellow inmate took care of him. >> he was looking at 22 years for manslaughter, he knew i was cold the first few nights so he sent me down his hand made hat to keep me warm. >> reporter:

made contact on line with the girl back in 2010. he is accused of sexually assaulting her at her bucks county home. luciano is being held in the montgomery county prison. police believe there are other victims. >>> happening today jury selection gets underway in the chester county for trial of the eric frein, man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper. the three three-year old self proclaimed survival list led police on the 43 day manhunt before he was captured. police say he killed corporal brian dickson and injured trooper alex douglas in pike county in 2014. frein has pleaded not guilty,

but the story here is that no one was watching. to protect these girls. and they put medals and money first. >> reporter: by they manley means usa gymnastics and the karolyis. he's not arguing they knew anything about sexual abuse. many years went by before the women we interviewed complained to anyone in authority. but part of the reason for that, manley argues, was a high-pressure, emotionally abusive environment at the ranch which he says made it easy for nassar to win the girls' trust. >> i mean, the yelling and screaming, that was like normal. >> really? >> yeah. >> reporter: what kind of abusive things were said to you? >> it was never good enough. you're not good enough. >> the pressure that they put on you to be perfection for them, it was very overwhelming and stressful. >> it was an environment of fear. and he stepped in and became the good guy. >> reporter: dr. nassar. >> dr. nassar did. he gave them candy. he gave them encouragement. he acted like he cared about them. no one else there gave that impression. >> reporter: what were these girls so

the man pushed the girl in to his car in the west portal area. when the girl screamed the witnesses came to her rescue, pulling her to safety and police say he intended to rain the child. the suspect's mother is obviously stunned. >> yeah, every single person i have talked to, his brother, his best friend was like, what? >> she said her son had been drinking and smoking marijuana yesterday, he was driving to the police station when they stopped and arrested him. >>> a man accused of robbing a bank last month has robbed the same exact bank again. they tweeted these surveillance images of taken on the u.s. bank on tuesday. he was holding a gun and got away with cash. here is a picture from the february robbery. in that case, he took an employee hostage. making her walk outside with him before letting her go. >> hi there everyone, get ready for a stormy ride tomorrow morning, live doppler 7 showing you spotty light showers, street level radar taking you across north state street and highway 101, light and isolated in nature in the east bay, and you

the "nightline" five. ♪. . >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. to night a three-year-old girlthe center of a heart-breaking custody battle. on one side her adopted family, on the other her biological father who was in prison when she was born and now wants her back. here is abc's steve olson sommy. >> i want to pet him. >> reporter: braelynn dalsing is like most three year olds, filled with curiosity and attached to her parents. but she has no idea about the giant legal battle swirling around her. >> it breaks our heart. braelynn is the one at the middle of this. >> reporter: braelynn is adopted. just a few days ago her parents were told they could be forced to give their baby girl to andrew meyers, her biological father. he told cbs news that braelynn belongs with him. >> i really think it is time that she came home to her real family. >> what's his name? >> reporter: this little girl is now caught in the middle, in a case that could help spell out with happens to other families in this same situation. ed and tammy dalsing first welcomed braelynn into their lives in 2013 when

a lot of the girls at my school, actually all the girls from my school are poor, and i was just in southica for a graduation, i was saying you all come from the same circumstances. one girl raised her hand and said i don't like using that word. i said if you are not poor, you should excuse yourself. that is why i am paying for you. [laughter] so i don't have a problem with the word. i don't have any shame about it. i think probably earlier in my life or career that the word would have bothered me, but i was poor. no running water, david, or electricity, living with an outhouse, ok? that is poor. david: you were shuttled between your mother, grandmother, grandfather, so at what point did you realize you had skills? oprah: i think in kindergarten, i kind of felt it. [laughter] david: do other people agree that you are going to be special? oprah: this is my kindergarten raised- my grandmother me on this acre, i used to think it was a farm, but it wasn't. it was an acre. i remember my grandmother taught me how to read. i grew up learning to read. i read bible verses. by the time i was six an

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>> check. >> here is the basic premise. >> do they know i'm black? >> should they? >> alison williams of "girlsose, taking black boyfriend chris home for the first time. >> why alison williams? >> there's a familiarity. she seems like somebody we know. >> have you been through the going to the parents' house with the white girlfriend? >> yes. you know, i'm married to chelsea p peretti, a white woman. >> great stand up, brooklyn. >> i wrote it before i met her so i can't blame it on my current inlaws. she will toy with her family and imply it is them but i'm like, no, not true. >> don't come back all boozy, man. >> there was a time in the past where i met a white girlfriend's parents and i was nervous. where there's fear there's a horror movie. that's the state you want a protagonist of a horror movie to be in. >> why daniel? >> daniel just -- i mean really -- i mean you know the answer because you've seen the movie. i mean look at the guy. >> it is cool. why you not scared of this, man? >> was he actually crying? >> yes. five times in a row the guy does the scene, the tears start falling. >> it

the girls set goals. ter: what started in 1912, with a few girls in georgia, has grown to nearly 3 million today, in 92 different countries. 11-year-old julia vieira-reese is a top cookie seller from connecticut. >> i want to open a business when i'm older. and i think learning the marketing sales is really going to help me. that's the new s'mores cookie. >> reporter: she mixes door-to-door with digital to show her creative marketing skills. ♪ i was wondering if you want to buy some girl scout cookies ♪ >> reporter: does this help young women how to understand managing money? what saving is? >> it's incampusing teaching financial literacy to the girls. >> reporter: some have wondered where the proceeds go and if the girls are getting shortchanged. what does the money go to? $5, $6 a box, that's expensive. does it get to the little girls? >> absolutely. it doesn't come to corporate. all of the cookie sales money stays local to power those girls take action projects. i talked to a girl who is doing a sustain

entire community because they get back to the family, so saving girlsworld is important to me. educating growth and power in women feels like a natural thing. david: have you ever thought that given the popularity you have that you could run for president and be elected? oh, gee, iought, don't have enough experience. now i'm thinking, oh. ♪ david: that me ask you a question about politics. you avoided politics throughout your career, and you have had no politicians on your show. then somebody named barack obama was running for president in 2008 and you said, i am going to violate my principal and endorse him, and it seemed to work out. it helped him a great deal i might say. oprah: interestingly enough, it was not the kind of thing, again, i operate from what feels like the right thing to do. you would be stunned about how little i thought about it. i felt compelled to do it. from the time i saw him in 2004 at the convention, and i was in chicago and had seen him as a senator around, i saw him at that convention in 2004 and i was alone in my house and i

authorities say the attack was foiled by the girl's own father. the weapons tha feared would be used in a massacre planned for april 5. shot gun, bomb making materials including pipes for a pipe bomb. columbi columbine-style attacked allegedly plotted by an 1-year-old student at the high school 90 minutes from washington. >> no doubt. >> according to the sheriff that student, nicole sev 'erio kept diary with a time line, and details about the school procedures. her alleged plot was fueled by her father who alerted school officials and police thursday when he discovered the diary. end of the day, the parents put the community in front of everything else. >> you know, obviously had to be a tremendously difficult decision. they did right thing. >> reporter: police say the girl's diary, mentions columbine. part of a trend. an abc news investigation found that in the last 17 years there have been at school massacre plots. more than half of the would be attackers mention columbine. police have nicgiven no motive. as for the young student she has been com